Creating Serverless APIs with Visual Studio Code and Deploying to Azure Functions

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How to build Serverless APIs with Visual Studio Code and deploy to Azure Functions

How to build Serverless APIs with Visual Studio Code and deploy to Azure Functions

Serverless computing has gained popularity in recent years as it allows developers to build and deploy applications without the need to manage servers. Azure Functions is a serverless compute service provided by Microsoft Azure that allows you to run small pieces of code (functions) in the cloud without having to worry about infrastructure.

Step 1: Install Visual Studio Code

Visual Studio Code is a lightweight, open-source code editor that is popular among developers for its features and extensions. You can download Visual Studio Code from the official website and install it on your machine.

Step 2: Install the Azure Functions extension for Visual Studio Code

The Azure Functions extension for Visual Studio Code provides tools for creating, managing, and deploying Azure Functions from within the code editor. You can install the extension from the Visual Studio Code marketplace by searching for “Azure Functions” and clicking on the install button.

Step 3: Create a new Azure Functions project

Once you have installed the Azure Functions extension, you can create a new Azure Functions project by clicking on the “Create New Project” button in Visual Studio Code. You can choose the programming language (C# or JavaScript) and the template (HTTP trigger, Timer trigger, etc.) for your function.

Step 4: Write your serverless API code

You can now write the code for your serverless API using the programming language and template you selected in the previous step. You can define your API endpoints, handle requests, and return responses using the Azure Functions runtime.

Step 5: Deploy your serverless API to Azure Functions

Once you have written and tested your serverless API code, you can deploy it to Azure Functions by clicking on the “Deploy to Azure” button in Visual Studio Code. You will need to sign in with your Azure account and select the Azure subscription and resource group where you want to deploy your function.

Conclusion

Building and deploying serverless APIs with Visual Studio Code and Azure Functions is a simple and efficient way to create scalable and cost-effective applications. By following the steps outlined in this article, you can quickly build, deploy, and manage serverless APIs in the cloud.

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@rishabincloud
7 months ago

serverless 💙

@MathisasP
7 months ago

You made a record of cuts within a single 8 minute video, that's for sure

@yasmimvitoriasilvadeolivei488
7 months ago

My deploy doesn't worked, the return was "No HTTP triggers found", i think the problem is the azure function import, i'm getting error

@yasmimvitoriasilvadeolivei488
7 months ago

first of all, thanks for the class video, but theres a way to take those "data" information from github or from a databse on azure? I was thinking a way to this code deployed works on azure all the time after a htpps request, but this can't not acess a local data

@SonuSingh-sm7jy
7 months ago

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@peketimanohar6625
7 months ago

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@carrycooldude
7 months ago

Love this video ✨📸